Dear Africa Traveler
Your dream of Africa is about to become
a reality. Each day will bring a totally different experience. You can
view a pride of lions
in the heart of the bush, gaze over valleys dotted with umbrella-shaped
trees that stretch hundreds of miles into the horizon, interact with
friendly local people dressed in colorful garb, and enjoy unspoiled
landscapes and vistas.
Why choose Travel Executives? Quite simply, for our exceptional quality of service, expertise and our affiliation with Virtuoso in arranging safaris to Africa for over 10 years. For this reason many travelers have chosen to travel with Travel Executives and Virtuoso to Africa. Jan & Ken Peterson owners of Travel Executives offer the best value in safaris without sacrificing personal service and quality. We will treat you like a treasured friend, rather than one-time customer.
TEN REASONS TO VISIT AFRICA
- Africa is the ultimate tonic for world-weariness.
- In africa you will find a fusion of first and third worlds that will constantly charm and amaze you.
- You can go places where you will be the only tourist of the year.
- You can stare into the eyes of a lion, hear the hunting call of the fish eagle and watch a giraffe feeding from treetops, all within a few moments.
- Once you've been to africa, you will come away with a new appreciation that we realy do share this planet with many others.
- Africa will show you that there's magic in diversity.
- Africa isn't a destination - it is and always has been an adventure.
- It's a place where you'll want to ignore schedules and timetables..Africa has a way to luring you into finding it.
- In Africa there's a vibrant sense You will leave africa but in tof a continent discovering itself, an energy that is uinequalled, wheree no two days are the same.
- You will leave africa but in the years to come you will know that..africa never leaves you.
REGIONAL
HIGHLIGHTS
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VICTORIA FALLS (Zambia & Zimbabew) Africa's
WILDLIFE ROUND-UP
- LION The "King of the Jungle" can reach 500 pounds and live in small communities or prides with upwards of 30 creatures. Female do most of the hunting; the males, usually no more han two per pride, defend their territory.
- LEOPARD The smallest of the big cats, the leopard roams the savannas in Africa. Unlike the lion, it hunts at night to avoid competition. Tha leopard can reach speeds of up to 36 miles per hour.
- BUFFALO A huge, cow-like animal with massive curled horns, th Africian or Cape buffalo lives amid the savannah and lowland forests, with the biggest herds in the Masi Mara. The male can weigh up to a ton.
- BLACK RHINO The second-largest mammal on land behind the elephant, the rhinoceros gets its name from the Greek rhino (nose) and ceros (horn). Large males are known to weigh more than 6,000 pounds.
- ELEPHANT The only remaining survivor of the ancient "trunked" family of mammals which included the extinct mastodon and mammoth the elephant is the largest animal on land; the biggest recorded stood 13 feet high and weighed 22,000 pounds.
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